Seeking Expressions of Interest for Performance Research Participants

Name: Seeking Expressions of Interest for Performance Research Participants
Start: 2026-04-19T19:00:00+08:00
End: 2026-04-20T00:00:00+08:00
Location: White Gum Valley, Western Australia

Schedule

Sun, 19 Apr, 2026 at 07:00 pm to Mon, 20 Apr, 2026 at 12:00 am

UTC+08:00

Location

White Gum Valley, Western Australia | Perth, WA

Embracing the Unknown: Transcendence through Multispecies Ritual Performance. Facilitated by Helah K Milroy.
Are you ready to go on an exciting journey of discovery through ritual performance? Helah is looking for up to 9 people to join her in the creation of individual transformational performances using the Catoptic Method. This process is designed to facilitate personal and communal transformation through the discovery of hidden knowledge. It involves a variety of performance making activities and utilising the Catoptica Multispecies Vibe Translator in daily life to increase our powers of perception as we explore the vibes of multispecies entities (see Catoptica.com).
COST: Free
TIME COMMITMENT: Up to 12 sessions between Jun - Nov 2026
WHERE: Sullivan Hall and Booyeembara Park in White Gum Valley.
WHO CAN APPLY?: Anyone over the age of 18, who are medically, physically, and mentally fit and able enough to take part in movement and deep reflection exercises as part of a group. No performance experience is required. However, preference may be given to those with performance or arts experience.
HOW DO I APPLY?: Email [email protected]. Please let her know:
+ A little bit about yourself,
+ Why you would like to participate, and
+ What you bring to the group.
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSE END OF APRIL
Please Note: any expression of interest or non-response will not affect your personal or professional relationship with the researcher or Curtin University. Participation is voluntary and consent to participate will be fully informed and confidential.
This research has been approved by the Curtin University Human Research Ethics Committee. Sponsored by Curtin University as part of a PhD in Aboriginal Studies
HREC Project Number: HRE2025-0232